Menu Options
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I have a blog with different topics. Right now, I have life, relationships, school, and travel. If, for example, you click on travel in the top menu bar, you will see all my posts in that category in order of them being posted. I want it to show a summarized version of that, and just display the titles so you can view all the titles at one, instead of having to read through all of them. Is there a way to do this? Let me know if I need to be more clear when describing this.
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Hi. A category page on the Toujours theme will automatically display the full content of each post in that category. There’s no option at Customize to change that behavior.
However, you may accomplish your goal by displaying a static page into which is inserted a display posts shortcode customized to display only the titles of posts of a certain category. See the Display Posts Shortcode support page for relevant information and instructions, and the Display Arguments section of the support page for customization options.
Display posts shortcode, customized to display only the title of posts in the “Travel” category:
[display-posts category="travel"]Once you create a page with the desired display posts shortcode inserted into it, then you may modify your navigation menu so the corresponding menu item links to new page rather than the category page.
You may also use create a drop-down menu for each category in the navigation menu, where each item in the drop-down menu links to a specific post.
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Presently your “Travel” menu item links to the “Spain” category page. So the corresponding display posts shortcode would be:
[display-posts category="spain"]
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